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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
2
A condensed summary of global happenings touches on naval strength, battles and German program impacts, suffrage protests and arrests, a French train disaster with many victims, and the execution of Dominican leaders tied to Pres ident Caceres. Readers get quick reads on politics, crime, and international conflict.
Henry Clay Beattie Jr. admitted guilt in expiation of his wife’s murder, a confession released by his spiritual advisers after his death in Richmond Virginia. In Kansas Lincoln Center Judge Grover sentenced E G Clark Jay Hitzwater Watson Scranton and Ed Ricard to one year each for tarring Mary Chamberlain, while John Schmidt and Sherrell Clark were found guilty of assault and battery and A N Lims was acquitted. William J. Cullinins, former president of Carnegie Trust, was sentenced to Sing Sing for less than four years.
Richmond hosts the fifteenth annual Indiana artists exhibition under the Richmond Art association. J. E. Bundy of Richmond won first prize for the meritorious work The Last Days of Winter. Local entries include several notable works and artists.
The deme ittee will discuss dates and places for the art and conventions to elect new state committee members. It will also cover reorganization, the state chairmanship, and primaries. Stokes Jackson, current state chairman, is U S House sergeant at arms and may not attend the meeting.
A deputy sheriff interrupted a local wedding when authorities arrived from the Cass County court. The scene involved confiscation of alcohol and a dispute over a marriage rite, with a stern warning issued to the couple and guests. The incident referenced a cash amount and a court date, but details remain unclear in the report.
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear hints of a report about a slayer but lacks coherent details. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to form a concrete, fact-based summary.
Clendenning, age 37, was killed while hunting. Carr and Farner were close friends. Carr raised a gun with a hammerless weapon and discharged it in an unspecified manner, the details indicating a fatal hunting accident.
The body of a man found scattered along the Lake Shore railroad line near Laporte is believed to be G. D. Aicuy of Lakesville Pennsylvania about fifty. Authorities think he fell from a Lake Shore train and died from his injuries.
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